One of the various mysteries of the trade agreement with the United States announced a week ago with such fanfare in Washington by the new Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is the degree to which it has almost vanished from public discourse in just a few days, with not even opposition politicians or lobbies of the most affected sectors or trade unions standing to lose jobs seemingly having much to say. Does last month’s midterm triumph (greatly assisted by the financial bailout from the other side of the agreement) give President Javier Milei such authority that nobody dares to challenge him?
It is also true that while plenty was annou
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